Garrison Starr + Matthew Mayfield

131 E. Clayton Street,Athens GA 30601

07 November, 2021

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Garrison Starr + Matthew Mayfield The Lewis Room at Tweed Recording 21+ Garrison Starr Matthew Mayfield • PROOF OF FULL VACCINATION OR NEGATIVE COVID-19 TEST REQUIRED FOR ENTRY • MASKS REQUIRED Garrison Starr + Matthew MayfieldSunday, November 7, 2021 7:00PM EST The Lewis Room at Tweed Recording• PROOF OF FULL COVID-19 VACCINATION OR NEGATIVE COVID-19 TEST REQUIRED FOR ENTRY • MASKS REQUIRED*Semi-seated Show - First come, first seated*$25 ADV GEN ADMISSION$30 DOS GEN ADMISSION $75 VIP (*Includes early venue access for soundcheck + Q&A with artist following soundcheck.) 6:00 PM EST • DOORS7:00 PM EST • SHOWThe Lewis Room at Tweed Recording 131. E Clayton St. Athens GA 30601 www.lewisroom.com All entrants must abide by posted venue COVID-19 Protocols at the bottom of the page. Entrants subject to removal from premises for failure to follow Protocols. • PROOF OF FULL COVID-19 VACCINATION OR NEGATIVE COVID-19 TEST REQUIRED FOR ENTRY • MASKS REQUIRED • THIS EVENT IS 21+ (VALID U.S. ID OR PASSPORT REQUIRED FOR ENTRY). COVID-19 PROTOCOLS-- NOTICE -- UPDATE TO VENUE COVID-19 PROTOCOL PREVENTION - To our Lewis Room and Tweed Recording family & friends - Until further notice, in order to further mitigate against the spread of COVID-19, The Lewis Room has updated its COVID-19 Prevention Protocols to require the following of ALL upcoming shows and productions: • Prior to entry, all guests and artists will be required to provide proof of full vaccination against COVID-19. OR • Prior to entry, all guests and artists must provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test within 48 hours of each show or production. Please note - masks covering the nose and mouth will continue to be required while indoors. If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected]. Thank you for your cooperation in this effort as we seek to curtail the spread of COVID-19 and creating a safe and healthy environment for all. --- All entrants must abide by posted venue COVID-19 Protocols. Entrants subject to removal from premises for failure to follow Protocols. EVENT REQUIRES PROOF OF FULL VACCINATION FOR COVID-19 OR PROOF OF NEGATIVE COVID-19 TEST WITHIN 48 HOURS OF SHOW TIME. MASKS REQUIRED • LIMITED CAPACITY --- NOTICE: Under Georgia law there is no liability for an injury or death of an individual entering Venue premises if such injury or death result from the inherent risks of contracting COVID-19. All entrants to The Lewis Room (“Venue”) and adjacent Tweed Recording Audio Production School studios (“Facility” or “Facilities” acknowledge this risk by entering premises. NOTICE: All entrants to Venue and Facility agree to follow the VENUE & FACILITY COVID-19 PROTOCOLS (“Protocols”) as listed and applicable below, subject to change with or without notice. PROOF OF VACCINATION OR PROOF OF NEGATIVE COVID-19 TEST: • Prior to entry, all guests and artists will be required to provide proof of full vaccination against COVID-19. OR • Prior to entry, all guests and artists must provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test within 48 hours of each show or production. DISCLOSURE & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: All Venue & Facility staff and contractors, Artist and Artist personnel, audience members, and entrants will be required to confirm that they are not exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19 and that they have not been exposed to someone recently with COVID-19. Failure to confirm or acknowledge the above will result in no entry. MASKS: Masks or face covering, covering mouth and nose, are REQUIRED at all times for all entrants, staff, and performers in Venue or Facility. Masks will be provided by the Venue at the point of ingress and throughout the venue as needed. PHYSICAL DISTANCING: Please practice physical distancing while inside Venue and Facility, following any and all directional wall or floor signage, and remaining in applicable designated or assigned seats or pods as directed by Venue or Facility staff. HAND SANITIZER & CLEANINGS: Common surfaces in the Venue & Facility will be routinely cleaned before, during and after shows and events. Hand sanitizer will be readily available, as will sinks in the available restrooms behind the stage for audience members. COVID-19 PREVENTION PROTOCOL UPDATES: Venue & Facility reserve the right to update the COVID-19 PREVENTION PROTOCOLS at any time. All updates to Venue & Facility policy will be communicated as it’s available, and will be done per CDC guidance, which supplements state and local health and safety laws. GARRISON STARRWebsiteInstagramFacebookSpotify | Apple Music YouTube “I’m claiming my seat at the table. I’ve earned it.” Garrison Starr has reconciled the pain of her past, wrestled shame and self-doubt into submission, and stands in her powerfully-bared truth with her new album, Girl I Used To Be. After two milestone-laden decades in music (GRAMMY-nominated album, sync placements on massive TV hits including “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Pretty Little Liars,” touring with Patty Griffin, Melissa Etheridge and more), Garrison, hailed as “Lucinda Williams for Gen X’ers” by NPR, quietly put her “artist self” on the shelf. Having been kicked out of the Evangelical church of her youth for being gay, she retreated into songwriting — exhausted, hurt, and angry. Processing pain with her pen, Garrison faced down the hell she paid growing up in Christian fundamentalism which only saw her “sin” — trauma she tackles on the album’s tone-setting first track, “The Devil In Me”. Lauded by MSNBC for her “gorgeous, full, rough, passionate voice that can be ultimately pensive, intimate, hurt, consoling, libidinous, or scornful — sometimes during the same verse,” Garrison reconnected with her a part of herself she’d been missing “for a long, long time” while recording Girl I Used To Be. “This album is an exploration of self-love, forgiveness, and self-discovery,” she says. “There is a vulnerability in these songs and the performances that I love. The songs were recorded and performed live, with two old mics — one on the guitar and one on my voice. No click, just me and the old Martin I was playing, or the old Gibson. They were both such sweet and patient old vessels.” Adding, “This record feels like me. As I’ve always been. Right here all along.” MATTHEW MAYFIELDInstagramTwitterFacebookSpotify | Apple Music YouTube From haunting acoustic ballads to gritty rock and roll songs filled with swagger and attitude, Matthew Mayfield has spent the past decade releasing music that has changed the hearts and lives of his listeners. His latest LP, Gun Shy, is a collection of songs as varied as the emotions each of us feels. If his previous release, RECOIL, was the fruit of an intense effort by Mayfield to depict the good, the bad, and the ugly in the world he inhabited, Gun Shy is a look into all worlds – those full of darkness and hope. To connect with listeners and draw them into these worlds, Matthew created Inside the Song with Matthew Mayfield, a podcast dedicated to telling the stories behind the songs of Gun Shy -Mayfield’s most introspective and personal record to date. “Our Winds” speaks of true love and hope in the midst of pressure from external forces while “Broken Clocks” finds him accepting a relationship that is doomed to fall apart. The riffs and hooks found in “Gun Shy” and “Best of Me” show Mayfield as the rock and roller he is. While Mayfield is known for crafting both gripping ballads and eclectic rock songs, Gun Shy’s greatest triumph lies somewhere in between. “S.H.A.M.E.,” the album’s third track, touches on what is currently Mayfield’s deepest concern – a world full of people that feel as if they are alone. “Shame is something that no one wants to talk about, but we’re all ashamed of something. We all have demons and things that prevent us from seeing our self-worth. The song is about connecting with people and letting them know they are not alone,” says Mayfield. “Connection is everything, and music has a unique way of helping people connect to others and to parts of themselves that they might otherwise be unable to access.”Gun Shy is now available on all digital platforms worldwide. Physical copies are available on matthewmayfield.com. Garrison Starr Matthew Mayfield